Online Poker Platform Testing - Tournaments NOT sit and go
Budget: $10 – $30 AUD
We are about to launch a new online poker tournament website. Your mission is straightforward: sit down at the virtual tables on a desktop machine and push every feature to help us test the UX of the actual game play,
This is NOT gambling, and tournament entry starts from $10 so we will need to fund each player some balance to register for tournaments. If you win, you can keep the winnings and withdraw to your crypto wallet.
Here’s what I want from your session:
• Confirm that every hand deals correctly, bets register without delay, and pots settle exactly as expected.
• Note anything in the interface—buttons, animations, lobby navigation—that feels confusing, slow, or just plain clunky.
• Keep an eye on speed: measure how long it takes to load a table etc
When you’re done, hand back a concise report with screenshots or short clips where helpful, and your overall impression of the play experience. If you spot critical blockers, let me know right away so I can patch them before you continue.
A background in QA is welcome, but an experienced poker player who knows how the flow should feel will stand out even more.
It would be helpful if you already had an account but as part of your application process please apply with your account username so we can understand whom we are hiring.
Our website is WildPoker.co and we are focussing on desktop / tablet / larger screen ux right now.
We will pay $5 per tournament per player per hire and if you win you can keep it.
First tournament will be 27th at 3:30am AEST time. And it may take 30m - an hour depending.
This is NOT gambling, and tournament entry starts from $10 so we will need to fund each player some balance to register for tournaments. If you win, you can keep the winnings and withdraw to your crypto wallet.
Here’s what I want from your session:
• Confirm that every hand deals correctly, bets register without delay, and pots settle exactly as expected.
• Note anything in the interface—buttons, animations, lobby navigation—that feels confusing, slow, or just plain clunky.
• Keep an eye on speed: measure how long it takes to load a table etc
When you’re done, hand back a concise report with screenshots or short clips where helpful, and your overall impression of the play experience. If you spot critical blockers, let me know right away so I can patch them before you continue.
A background in QA is welcome, but an experienced poker player who knows how the flow should feel will stand out even more.
It would be helpful if you already had an account but as part of your application process please apply with your account username so we can understand whom we are hiring.
Our website is WildPoker.co and we are focussing on desktop / tablet / larger screen ux right now.
We will pay $5 per tournament per player per hire and if you win you can keep it.
First tournament will be 27th at 3:30am AEST time. And it may take 30m - an hour depending.